New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
TIE NEIL NI//LNL

There has just been published at Turin selection
Of 200 letters Of Mazzni to his I,3nd G'ePi -, lam
most thoughts u tho wrel II be ever ud reveal his
Utmost thoughts. This might be doubted by some
who believed themselves well acquainted with him.
and perhaps It would lie hazardous to affirm That no
was aIwats candid TO LAMBETH, even when he pro-
fe-sed to be IOulng out his whole SOul. To him.
however, II to anybody at this lerod Mazzni was
re sI ES'1 more sot one who vas IN
doultc,hy a remarkable man whatever estimate may
That Mazzini believed himself in some sense In.
spred as tho phrase gces' Their Is nue. doubt ani
those who knew him. He sleahS Of his mission as
Hebrew Plol het might nave sto"en Oh tne UuiI I
thest may be disputed Fifty years ago ho seems TO
have held fath not far removed from that 81 some
which he his belief IN the immortality Of the
soul, he says; we 'hali b'hOlu dslii tosc WhO' We
iesrondcnco between them and ourselves II Is IN
conon, on our a because we are ietec b Dy ' ars
already on u plane OF life more elevated than ours:
they love u, they play for our moral amelioatlon:
II they, perhaps, whom mon have entefla lhed a
guardian angels. certainly, for myself when IN an
access Of moral deeIair, Of Internal conyu-ions a. !
into little strength, or thought OF goodncss OF
neglect Of men, which cannot help believing Is sent
TO me by the soul OF lame. or OF my sisters VINO are
uttcranoe, which characterize the letters VI This period
the met aphysica period It may be called OF MalHnls
life Ilo anciward became more deeply miN~l up
with the politics of the actual world and dOpped his
habits Of ntro,pcction We hear, at any rate, little
or nothing Of the results lie endcav orng, ac-
Corling TO his phrase cOnlure revolution but
he stlll speaks tho language Of one who believed IN
hts lnsblration-l his designation by Intelligent
Proyd,nce, OF 10y blind Fate It Is not clear which
to the WORK OF hbcratlng and unilyins ltdly. we
UNDERLYING tho words. 81 do not know whether this
thought occurs to you, but for myself II haunts mo
! say for some time rast more than ever bccii>N
although mlstmst In my innlo7t SOU thls scr aou
OF mon nevertheless here and there symptoms %
a slight upward movement In opinion, and believe
that 10 systematic inertia there VIII soon succeed
new necessity for agitation Theories have made
much way, and practice always comes behind the
Meanwhile Il fault viyre. Agitation was not q
plylng traa and MLLn found himself omen I'm serious
financial difficulties. These he nsTates to his friend.
as may well believe, with entire fankness Some
tmcs he has financial combination TO propose, some
times II is scheme TO raise funds for the revolutions
day ne Is considering how TO mud market for the
pressing creditor 81 must work." he whites TO Lam
BERT with something of bitterness. Formerly had
page: they have all failed and now pay niseraby:
accept then whatever work ! can get write tn
Foscolos English articles for LemOnner at Florence:
| have even revised for four francs twelve immense
bundles Of MANUSCRIPT. for Writing ! have not .
princiI al weapon. Still feel In my head thoughts
which might do not say bring me glory God knows
whether think about that)-but which might do good
In the future" Writing, he had said, the
principal weapon by which tho Italian cause was TO
DO served and how strongly he felt IL is shown by
what follows 81 feel that ought TO be continually IN
tho breach, to answer pamphlet 10y pamphlet. volume
by volume, l feel that to do any good To attain my
object ought TO be like O'Connell In Ireland, solely
else Aud IL cannot be. | cannot wrel will not
FAY works but-political pamphlets When / their
works | am constrained TO cry Happy Giobcrul
Happy Dalbo, Azegiio. Durando' For the miserable
Ida, has no Organ no representative no interpreter"
az am 6ccome," no adds desparingly, "a money
eor ectnr' oTsr sineo have been in Ensland The
years pass away grow old in body, soul, Intelligence